Sentence examples for shift in the level from inspiring English sources

Grow Africa, a "partnership platform" which helped to gather companies' commitments under the New Alliance for Food Security and Nutrition, said there had been a "historic shift" in the level of investment on the continent in 2012.

He also revealed there had been a shift in the level of co-operation with the investigation, and that no internal company documents had been handed to the police "for months".

Furthermore, the shift in the level k→k+n appears in a natural way in this finite-dimensional framework.

Once clusters evolve, the next step involves a shift in the level of selection, from single-cells to clusters (Damuth and Heisler 1988; Michod 2005).

At Healthy Markets we believe that a dramatic shift in the level of transparency is a necessary starting point for reforming the financial service industry — that it is the only answer for such deep-seated conflicts of interest.

"Our customers have asked that we continue to look at other areas of life, apart from technology, to help bring a sense of uniqueness to their computers," said Ed Boyd, vice president of Consumer Experience Design at Dell ."Mike Ming and the other artists in the series represent the shift in the level of customer design input, a trend we're excited to see continue".

So if power and functions over HE policy are to be centralised, there will need to be a quantum shift in the levels of engagement between universities and government – both ways - and a wholly new compact will need to emerge.

Indeed, Figure 2 shows that IP6 induced a gradual shift in the levels of BCL-2 family members at the protein level, wherein pro-apoptotic proteins such as PUMA, NOXA and BIK were upregulated early on (4 and 8 h) and where the levels of antiapoptotic proteins such as MCL-1 and BCL-2 decreased somewhere between 8 and 24h following treatment with IP6.

But a closer look at the data reveals some dramatic shifts in the level of support during fighting seasons in recent years.

But when economists study whether a minimum wage increase in one area affects surrounding areas they don't see big shifts in the level of employment.

Interventions like high-frequency DBS may also compromise shifts in the level of synchronization necessary to ensure optimal performance under different task and contextual conditions.